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  1. Yoder's Country Market - 369 Trabing Rd

    369 Trabing Rd, Buffalo WY 82834

    4.8 Superb 55 reviews

    “Those Yoder’s know what’s up! They got good jams and canned veggies and the all important pickled beets. They got amazing donuts and those lil pies and those large pies as well. They have all kinds of fancy Amish made and (NOT AMISH) made products for you to peruse. My only question is how those Yoder’s get those Amish products from other regions to this here Yoder’s considering they don’t partake in the modern machinery and all? They shipping it all by horse and buggy? They contract out to the Mennonites or Hutterites? They have the Rumspringa youths take care of it? Yoder me that….”

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  2. Amish Country Store - 369 Trabing Road

    369 Trabing Road, Buffalo WY 82834

    4.7 Superb 37 reviews

    “Such a cool place!! Went to find bulk ingredients and found exactly what I needed. Store was fairly busy but everyone was super friendly. Store was extremely well stocked with so many canned goods, baked goods, produce, and many crafted items. Had a great experience and will definitely be back!”

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  3. Lynn's Superfoods Buffalo - 440 Fort St

    440 Fort St, Buffalo WY 82834

    4.1 Good 77 reviews

    “Sure, the selection is a little limited (small town), but the help is top notch! Always friendly, helpful, funny and generally awesome to be around. I wont even shop at the other place anymore because the terrible staff outweigh the good staff. Go iga! ?”

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  5. D J's Grocery - 895 Fort St

    895 Fort St, Buffalo WY 82834

    4.1 Good 112 reviews

    “This is a small town grocery store. Don't come here expecting everything from a large grocery chain. That said they have a good inventory and a surprising variety. The staff is great. They are very friendly and helpful.”

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